The Cairngorms and Scotland, from the air

If you are looking for a drone cinematographer for you documentary, corporate film, or fictional film and you want a cameraman and filmmaker flying it well, then have a look at my webpage and get in touch:) www.perfectviewproductions.co.uk It's been four months since my last drone show reel and I've shot a lot and learnt a lot and I've had my aerial footage on the web, in documentaries and on television since then. So here are a few shots from my summer, all round Scotland and many shots of the beautiful Cairngorms:) I am a qualified UAV Pilot and all CAA rules have been adhered too in the shooting of this film. I am close to people as they are in my control and are there to be filmed by me. I stay away from roads and built up areas apart from the trains. The Steam train (normally an illegal shot) I had permission of The Strathspey Railway company and the drivers were aware and I had a chaperone from the company with me at all times to show me what I had permission to film. The funicular Railway, I had permission through Cairngorm Mountain Operations and people in shot are in my control again. The legal limits for flight are 500m horizontally and 400ft vertically. I have my controller set to stop me flying outwith this. If I want a longer flight I wear black and hide in the middle of a shot which can allow me to fly 500m either side of me so I can do a 1000m flight if I need. Hope that helps as there have been a few questions from other drone pilots:)